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Rev William Edward Ulm

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Rev William Edward Ulm

Birth
Ross County, Ohio, USA
Death
1 Jun 1892 (aged 77)
Burial
Mount Carmel, Wabash County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Reverend Captain William Ulm left Ohio, at the age of 6 years, with his father's family to what is now Wabash County, Illinois. There he married his first wife, Hester M. Campbell, daughter of Neil and Hester Campbell, 29 Dec 1836. She died in 1844.
WABASHGRAVES.COM SAYS
WOOD, Harriet (Ulm) Apr 1839 - 4 Oct 1864 () age 25y 5m 13d; d/of William Edward Ulm* & Sarah Campbell*; m: 24 May 1857 Wabash Victor Benjamin Wood (1828-1923 buried Friendsville Cem); res: 1860 Mt Carmel; ch: infant son* & Sarah Catherine (Jan 1858 IL-3 Apr 1943 Mt Carmel m: 1880 Samuel Moyer both buried Friendsville Cem) & Alice Hester (1859-1880 buried Rose Hill Cem m: 14 Oct 1879 Wabash Co Lewis J Glick {died OR}) & Joseph Lincoln (1860 IL-1943 m: Elizabeth Jane Payne both buried Gards Pt Cem) & William E (23 Feb 1863-3 Jan 1877 buried Wood Cem)

His second marriage was to Elizabeth Payne (1826-1854).

His third marriage was to Sarah Campbell, daughter of James Pritchard Campbell and Mary Glenn, 27 July 1954. Sarah was born 11 Oct 1837 in Wilson County, Tennessee. She died 23 Sep 1910 and is buried in Chapman Cemetery.

William Ulm was an ardent Methodist, and when about 35 years of age felt the call to preach the Gospel. In 1860 he was ordained to the Methodist ministry by Bishop Matthew Simpson at Bunker Hill, Illinois. He gave several years of his life to the active ministry, but his pastoral labors were interrupted by the Civil War. He enlisted as a 2nd Lieutenant in Company "I" 32nd Regiment. He resigned his commission on 3 Sep 1862. In one battle he was badly wounded and barely escaped death. After the war he was commissioned as a Captain of the Home Guards by Governor Yates.
Reverend Captain William Ulm left Ohio, at the age of 6 years, with his father's family to what is now Wabash County, Illinois. There he married his first wife, Hester M. Campbell, daughter of Neil and Hester Campbell, 29 Dec 1836. She died in 1844.
WABASHGRAVES.COM SAYS
WOOD, Harriet (Ulm) Apr 1839 - 4 Oct 1864 () age 25y 5m 13d; d/of William Edward Ulm* & Sarah Campbell*; m: 24 May 1857 Wabash Victor Benjamin Wood (1828-1923 buried Friendsville Cem); res: 1860 Mt Carmel; ch: infant son* & Sarah Catherine (Jan 1858 IL-3 Apr 1943 Mt Carmel m: 1880 Samuel Moyer both buried Friendsville Cem) & Alice Hester (1859-1880 buried Rose Hill Cem m: 14 Oct 1879 Wabash Co Lewis J Glick {died OR}) & Joseph Lincoln (1860 IL-1943 m: Elizabeth Jane Payne both buried Gards Pt Cem) & William E (23 Feb 1863-3 Jan 1877 buried Wood Cem)

His second marriage was to Elizabeth Payne (1826-1854).

His third marriage was to Sarah Campbell, daughter of James Pritchard Campbell and Mary Glenn, 27 July 1954. Sarah was born 11 Oct 1837 in Wilson County, Tennessee. She died 23 Sep 1910 and is buried in Chapman Cemetery.

William Ulm was an ardent Methodist, and when about 35 years of age felt the call to preach the Gospel. In 1860 he was ordained to the Methodist ministry by Bishop Matthew Simpson at Bunker Hill, Illinois. He gave several years of his life to the active ministry, but his pastoral labors were interrupted by the Civil War. He enlisted as a 2nd Lieutenant in Company "I" 32nd Regiment. He resigned his commission on 3 Sep 1862. In one battle he was badly wounded and barely escaped death. After the war he was commissioned as a Captain of the Home Guards by Governor Yates.

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Hester M. Campbell's birth day cannot be correct. Records show she was born around 1815.

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